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Tested positive for h.pylori. i'm on meds so should i still feel the abdominal burning?
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No: H pylori is a widespread infection and if your symptoms are persisting despite apparent adequate treatment, you should consutl your doctor to seek alternative explanation and possible change in treatment.
Answered 10/3/2016
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